Post-Divorce Modifications Attorneys Collin County

Collin County Post-Divorce Modifications Lawyer

Divorce orders finalized by the court are meant to reflect the existing circumstances at the time of the divorce. Over time, circumstances can change, which may necessitate a modification of the divorce decree. Post-divorce modifications are often very complex and difficult and require a compelling argument to be made in order to obtain court approval.

Post-divorce modifications can apply to:

Child support: In the case of a substantial change in income for the parent paying child support, either parent can request a modification to the child support order.

Child custody: Child custody arrangements may require modification in the event of changes in work schedule, or parent relocation, among other causes.

Alimony or spousal maintenance: Similarly to child support, if there has been a substantial change in income for either spouse, it may be possible to modify the alimony or spousal maintenance arrangement.

If you believe you have cause to seek a change to your original divorce decree, you need the help a skilled Collin County family law attorney who understands the law and is able to protect your rights. Collin County divorce attorney Phillip Linder has experience representing both sides of a post-modification divorce case.

Contact Linder Haynes Law Firm to schedule a consultation to discuss your retirement account division. We are available during regular business hours or by appointment at other times. You can reach us by phone at 972-649-6490 or by email at info@collincountyattorney.pro.